...Michel Bounias; Volodymyr Krasnoholovets Some necessary and sufficient conditions allowing a previously unknown space to be explored through scanning operators are reexamined with respect to measure theory. Some generalized concepts of distances and dimensionality evaluation are proposed, together...

.... The pressure of cold quantum exists in space and materials. It is the pressure of cold quantum that huge changes between the four seasons on the earth begin to appear. The whirlpool, produced from the cold quantum pressure, pushes all the celestial bodies making them turn and change. The coldness converts...

... coordinates, then becomes a matter of significance considering the forms of Maxwell, Lorentz, Einstein, Compton, and de Broglie, where displacement is considered as a shift of linear coordinate measure. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Cybernetics Space 3D Let us consider that light, when...

... physics. As such, with equations, it claims to have “discovered” two speed limits in nature: the speed of light in the vacuum space and the speed of light at the mass center of a material body. Needless to say, these two speed limits repel each other, not to mention that the second speed limit is even...

...Marcelo A. Crotti In order to describe and simplify the properties of material systems and their interactions, a simple model, based on linear oscillators, is presented. These oscillators define the space and time framework from which the length and time properties of material systems are derived...

... of boredom or excitement, darkness or light and mental states such as sleep. The relationship between time and space is discussed with the metabolic rate of V5 in mind. Because the uncertainty principle and the quantum picture of reality are adopted, this model qualitatively quantizes space and time, showing...

...Peter Kohut Space and time are the forms of material being of the Universe. They have a quantum character as a result of a dialectic relation between attraction and expansion, continuity and discreetness. Time and space consist of their elementary parts – quantums. The question is: does...

...B. Paul Gibson Let us consider that light, when viewed as a particle, forms a conic arc segment inscribed within the space viewed. The space (or frame) viewed is considered to exhibit a gravitational potential, and it is thus this potential that deforms the light path from a Euclidean/Newtonian...